No. Eligibility is determined individually based on the health information you share, your goals, your medical history, current medications, and other factors. A clinician reviews the full picture and decides whether telehealth weight-management care may be appropriate for your circumstances. If your situation is better suited for in-person evaluation, specialized support, or a different care route, your clinician will guide you toward the right next step.

You are welcome to share what you have read, heard, or are curious about. A clinician will listen, review your health context, and discuss options only when they find them appropriate for you. Any prescribing decision is made independently based on clinical judgment, and no specific medication is guaranteed. The goal is to find an approach that fits your individual health picture and goals.

A history of eating disorders is important information to share. Weight-management care through telehealth may not be appropriate or safe in every situation, and a clinician will review your history carefully. Depending on what you share, they may determine that specialized in-person or mental-health support is the better first step. Your safety and the right level of care come before any treatment discussion.

Not necessarily. There is no one-size-fits-all plan. A clinician may discuss nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, and other lifestyle factors as part of understanding your goals, but recommendations are individualized. If medication is part of your plan, it is typically paired with broader lifestyle guidance rather than replacing it.